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Sorry. You get to see daylight in the winter though?

Damn i'm good... http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&tkr=S%3AUS&sid=a4J6l9E3UTR4 Zachary Investment Research analyst Patrick Comack said there is also buzz on the Street about better-than-expected post-paid net subscriber losses at Sprint Nextel Co. (S, $4.13, +$0.23, +5.90%), which rose alongside other telecom companies. "A year ago, they were losing a million to 1.2 million post-paid subscribers per quarter," Comack said. "There's talk they might lose half that in the fourth quarter in this year, which is a huge improvement. It's almost shocking."

It's time to go home.

Didn't you get your for $3somethin?

Apparently they are only making $25 on this price.

Kames in North Canton has them on sale. Does that seem like a deal?

Scroll it from 00-01. Her shoulder pops out.

Especially after lettuce.

If your flying around in space does it matter if you have wings or not? There's no wind?

i like grilled cheese

I'll take one.

His sunglasses look a little odd. He's probably watching SpongeBob.

You need good knees and don't mind being a target.

Why when i look up weather does it show today? 90% of the time i want to know what it will be the next 3 days.

agree...one day you'll look back and realize you could of bought another bike with all your coffee money.

At mach 6, wouldn't it have went thru his hand? Being that small, unless very dense, i doubt it could fly that fast. Does that make sense. Is that a puke stain on the pavement or where the rock hit?

What do you mean? What is that?

http://www.stuntlife.com/forums/2-stunt-discussion/228192-line-x-tank-dent.html Scroll down there's a bike pic. I think it looks a little wierd. I think it's the white wheels and white shield thing. $160 On the right bike and in person it'd look good.

I think on a bike LineX would be under $200. I'd worry about the thickness in some spots but i think it would be cool. It doesn't get hot for some reason either. No hot legs. It'd be like a tank.

Cool, I think so. 1 spring for sure. I have the part numbers for two pieces.

Ya, He said they did it because they were like sitting ducks.

Maybe he added more armor then? I don't know? This was when the war started.

I was joking. Yes, if you clearcoat flat black it becomes gloss black. Flat does scuff really easy. Like, brush your leg on it and it scuffs, easy. I've painted a few times from a gun with base coat, clear or acrylic enamel. I bet there is some sort of paint out there that remains flat that's scuff resistent and not called LineX. I stole this from this site. The "matte" black looks awesome in the first car. http://www.club3g.com/forum/other-cars/105953-flat-black-paint-jobs.html First off, there is a difference between flat black and a matte black. The cars you posted pictures of are not examples of flat black paint jobs; they are black with a matte finish. Huge difference when you see it in person. Matte finishes have an almost coarse texture to them, but they still reflect light and have a slight shine to them (even though it's not glossy). Think of matte finishes when you develop a photograph. No matter what you have heard, matte finishes (especially in black) are going to show scratches like a bitch and get dirty EXTREMELY fast. I think they look neat at an event or in photos, but I wouldn't want it on anything but a trailored showcar. And by trailored showcar I don't mean a WRX. The cars you posted are high-dollar rides and pull that off a little easier than a sub-$30,000 Subie. OK, the M5 isn't that out of reach, but it's still a specialty car. Regardless, flat-finishes (matte or otherwise) are going to be the next big ricer rage, you just watch. Any asshole with a can of black spraypaint can replicate the look in the same way as cutting your springs shortcuts a coilover suspension: it's quick and cheap. Most people will simply think you are sporting primer on an unpainted car. If you are sold on matte finishes, consider doing it in a lighter shade, or even a standard color like red or blue. Better yet, only do particular sections in the matte finish and keep the other sections glossy--either along a body line, or get wild and do a glossy design over the matte base color. Post a picture of your car if you don't know what I'm talking about.